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 Songs of Siren Is Building a Brand for Modern Mythology
How Lexus Learned to Think Beyond the Car
Bose’s New Collection Lets its Speakers “Get Old”

People

 In My Room: Andrew Maddock
In My Room: Cora Walters
Amaarae On Privacy as Power
In My Room: Dana Nozime
Mathieu Bitton on Memory, Legacy, and Turning 50
Joe Freshgoods On Saying “No”

Objects

 The Sphere Diffuser Holds Scent in Stillness
The Min Chair Makes One Piece of Wood Go Twice as Far
A Lighting Collection Named After the Arctic
New Wave Bookshelf Turns Material Into Motion
Loewe Technology Reimagines the TV as a Designed Object
The Chair That Took 20 Years in the Making

Fashion

 TTSWTRS Turns Tattoo Culture into Fashion
At Palazzo Fendi, Baguette Bags Were Being Made Upstairs
Reference Library: Simone Bellotti Makes the Case for Reading at Jil Sander
Hats That Shape Fashion Into Art
From Floor to Form: Armadillo Rugs as a Landscape for Fashion
Digital Freeze Reveals Fashion in Warm Light and Repeated Form

Travel

 AlUla Arts Festival Amplifies the Magnificence of the Desert
The Art of Gathering at Nobu Residences Los Cabos
Yabu Pushelberg Designs Otherworldly Forms at Aman Tokyo
After Visiting Poltrona Frau, ‘Craftsmanship’ Has a Whole New Meaning
Inside Artemest’s Milanese Home, L’Appartamento
From NYC to Shenzhen: A Walk Through Park Hyatt with Yabu Pushelberg

Recent

 Yabu Pushelberg’s Etta Collection is Built for the In-Between
Color, Craft, and Motion at Maison&Objet This Fall
Wieki Somers & Wang & Söderström Talk Deviation, Play, and Digital Futures
Cosentino Didn’t Improve Engineered Stone. It Started Over
Marina Timonova Is Building Feminine Armor for Modern Life
Armadillo Strips Back Color and Highlights Craft
A Table That Resolves Its Lighting at the Factory
How a Fashion Designer’s First Furniture Collection Found Its Way Home
How Two Brands Looked to 1974 to Build the Ultimate Listening Room
Rimowa’s Design Prize Is Changing What Mobility Means
DWR and Canyon Coffee Bring a Pop Up Café to Chicago
Why Alkemis Paint Wants You to Rethink What’s on Your Walls